Electrotherapy devices can kill viruses

I am just a pleb of an engineer with zero resources and not in contact with anyone in medicine that is interested in looking. I have demonstrated to the doctor and nurses that Staph Aureus can be eradicated from a wound but even seeing it they can't believe what they saw. Mum had a bed sore turn in to a 2" diameter by 0.5" deep hole in her back due to Staph A and with one Electrotherapy treatment the infection was cleared. A puddle that the nurses called slough was filling the hole but I found that it was Actinomyces and eradicated that the next day so the bottom of the deep red raw hole could be seen. The claim that Electrotherapy can kill most pathogens isn't extraordinary to electrical engineers since we know that EM waves, or as I like to think of them, photons can damage cells so damaging much smaller objects like viruses and bacteria is not very far fetched. The X Ray showing bones to doctors and the MRI scanner showing such detail inside the body are far more extraordinary. The crazy situation is the Electrotherapy technology is cheap, does not harm the patient ,is easy to demonstrate, could equip every hospital for less than the cost of one proton beam machine and pay for itself in less than a month by eliminating the drugs bill and emptying hospital beds of people due to cures then doctors could get on and test it against things they have no treatment for like dementia and viral diseases. There is no research money for Electrotherapy because there is no money in it so it is down to government to direct medicine to look at it. Drug companies are guiding all funding for research and they don't want cures they just want lengthy treatments for symptoms. I thought something might change when Cameron started to tout the message that there had been zero progress on new antibiotics but that came to nothing. The researchers must look at Electrotherapy it is the way forward for medicine and better health for all. The resistant pathogens are not a problem from where I am standing the problem is the resistance of mainstream medical research to look beyond drugs.

I am just a pleb of an engineer with zero resources and not in contact with anyone in medicine that is interested in looking. I have demonstrated to the doctor and nurses that Staph Aureus can be eradicated from a wound but even seeing it they can't believe what they saw. Mum had a bed sore turn in to a 2" diameter by 0.5" deep hole in her back due to Staph A and with one Electrotherapy treatment the infection was cleared. A puddle that the nurses called slough was filling the hole but I found that it was Actinomyces and eradicated that the next day so the bottom of the deep red raw hole could be seen. The claim that Electrotherapy can kill most pathogens isn't extraordinary to electrical engineers since we know that EM waves, or as I like to think of them, photons can damage cells so damaging much smaller objects like viruses and bacteria is not very far fetched. The X Ray showing bones to doctors and the MRI scanner showing such detail inside the body are far more extraordinary. The crazy situation is the Electrotherapy technology is cheap, does not harm the patient ,is easy to demonstrate, could equip every hospital for less than the cost of one proton beam machine and pay for itself in less than a month by eliminating the drugs bill and emptying hospital beds of people due to cures then doctors could get on and test it against things they have no treatment for like dementia and viral diseases. There is no research money for Electrotherapy because there is no money in it so it is down to government to direct medicine to look at it. Drug companies are guiding all funding for research and they don't want cures they just want lengthy treatments for symptoms. I thought something might change when Cameron started to tout the message that there had been zero progress on new antibiotics but that came to nothing. The researchers must look at Electrotherapy it is the way forward for medicine and better health for all. The resistant pathogens are not a problem from where I am standing the problem is the resistance of mainstream medical research to look beyond drugs.